Album Review: Midnight Rocker by Horace Andy

A warm reggae-infused bed lays the groundwork for a remarkable late-career resurgence and strengthens his position as a bona fide legend Though it may always be Horace Andy's most high-profile musical turn, Massive Attack's One Love was oddly uncanny, laidback but clinical in its instrumentation while Andy's delivery brought the human touch. On Midnight Rocker, however, the production creates a warm reggae-infused bed and lays the groundwork for a remarkable late-career resurgence. The songs on this well-paced, concise record mostly revolve around a simple theme, whether it be the tricky role of money in life on Materialist, or the case for a healthy dose of scepticism on Careful.

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